Hôtel restaurant Beauséjour

The five categories include Double Rooms, a Triple Room, a Standard Quadruple Room and a Deluxe Room. They measure from 20 to 28 m² and all have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The Double Rooms accommodate two people; the Triple Room has one single bed and one double bed. The Standard Quadruple Room combines bunk beds with a large double bed.

The main differences are the views and outdoor spaces. Some rooms overlook the town or inner courtyard; several have a balcony, while others offer a view without a balcony. The Triple Room has a balcony overlooking the town. The Deluxe Room is the most spacious and overlooks the inner courtyard. Depending on the category, you’ll also find soundproofing, a desk or a walk-in shower.

The on-site restaurant, bar and café offer several options for a break or a meal. Breakfast is served either in a continental version or à la carte. Children’s menus are also available, and wine or champagne can be served. Outside, you’ll find a sun terrace, street parking and free public parking on site.

The rooms are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom, free toiletries and a flat-screen TV. Wi-Fi is free in the communal areas. Families can choose from the family rooms; non-smoking rooms are also available. Activities listed on site and nearby include hiking, cycling, walking tours, bike tours and horse riding. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Berre-les-Alpes is a village in the Alpes-Maritimes, set in the hills north-east of Nice. Its narrow streets and church offer a glimpse of life in a mountain village, among village homes and Mediterranean landscapes. It suits travellers who want to alternate walks nearby with trips to the coast, without staying amid the bustle of the seaside. Roads through the valleys connect several small villages, with terrain that invites you to hike and cycle.

The Church of Saint-Laurent and Saint-Valentin is in the village; the hamlets and trails nearby offer a chance to discover the hill scenery. Redebraus Waterfall and the Musée des Vieux-Outils are options for outings in the area. Contes, another village in the region, is a good place to continue exploring the hinterland. L’Escarène railway station is nearby, while Nice offers a very different atmosphere: Vieux-Nice, with its narrow streets and markets, the museums of Cimiez and the Promenade du Paillon are all worth visiting on a day trip. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport serves the region.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for walks in the hills and visits to Nice. In summer, you can spend a day on the coast, then return to the quiet of the village in the evening. For a more active outing, bring suitable footwear for the trails and combine a local walk with a cultural visit to Nice. Cycling enthusiasts can explore the hilly roads, while families can opt for shorter stops in neighbouring villages.